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WHAT THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD (A.S) SAW IN HELL

"The Prophet Muhammad's Visions in Hell: An Edifying Journey" Discover the moving story of the Prophet Muhammad's (peace and blessings be upon him) night journey, where he witnessed the consequences of human actions in the afterlife. Through this video, immerse yourself in the detailed account of what the Prophet saw in Hell, a journey that begins with his ascension to the first heaven and continues with the discovery of the shocking realities of the afterlife. Learn about the Prophet's encounters with Adam (peace be upon him), the ancestor of humanity, and the poignant scenes of divine rewards and punishments. From the fate of those who neglect prayer, those who refuse to give in charity, to slanderers and fraudsters, each vision is a life lesson. This video not only offers insight into Islamic teachings about the afterlife, but also serves as a powerful reminder of Allah's mercy for those who repent and reform their ways. It is an invitation to reflect on our actions and strive to fully obey Allah. Subscribe for more enriching content and share this video to awaken hearts and minds. Don't forget to like this video if it touched you and to comment with your thoughts and insights. "And remember, for the remembrance benefits the believers." (Qur'an 51:55) #ProphetMuhammad #NightJourney #IslamicTeachings #Reminder #MercyAllah #Hell In all the hadiths, it is recorded that this kind of conversation took place between Gabriel and the guardian angels at the gate of each heaven. After the angels verified that the arrivals were Gabriel and the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), they opened the door. Bukhari, Muslim, Musnad of Ahmad, Ibn Jarir, Bayhaqi, Ibn Abi Hatim, Ibn Ishaq, Hakim, Tabarani, Bazzar (various narrators). Not all of these observations and examinations were narrated collectively. We have compiled them all together. (See Musnad of Ahmad, Ibn Majah, Ibn Jarir, Bayhaqi, Hakim, Ibn Abi Hatim, Tabarani, Bazzar, Ibn Ishaq, Ibn Marduyah, and Abu Dawud. Narrators: Abu Huraira, Abu Sa'id al-Khudri, and Anas bin Malik). With peace and prayers...